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Fairey Gannet - Anti-Submarine & Strike Variants AS Mk.1 AS Mk.4 Michal & Susa

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Fairey Gannet - Anti-Submarine & Strike Variants AS Mk.1 AS Mk.4 Michal & Susa
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Fairey Gannet - Anti-Submarine & Strike Variants AS Mk.1 AS Mk.4 Michal & Susa instant download after payment.

Publisher: MARK I Ltd.
File Extension: PDF
File size: 54.83 MB
Pages: 49
Author: Michal & Susa, Karel & Velek, Martin Ovcacik
Language: English
Year: 2007

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Fairey Gannet - Anti-Submarine & Strike Variants AS Mk.1 AS Mk.4 Michal & Susa by Michal & Susa, Karel & Velek, Martin Ovcacik instant download after payment.

Fairy Gannet: Anti-Submarine and Strike Variants AS Mk.1, AS Mk.4

Martin Velek, Publisher: 4+ Publishing, 2007, 36 Pages, ISBN: 8086637042, PDF, 47 MB

The Fairey Gannet formed the backbone of the Fleet Air Arm's anti-submarine squadrons in the mid-1950s. This formidable machine was the first aircraft in the world to be powered by a coupled turboprop engine and the first FAA aeroplane to combine search and strike roles. The first prototypes were ordered as early as 1946, while the first production aircraft were handed over to the Royal Navy in the spring of 1954. In addition to the British crews, Australian, West German and Indonesian pilots flew this type of aircraft, with the latter giving up their mounts in the late 1960s. This volume deals with the anti-submarine and strike variants. 36 pages (8 pages in colour) and large-format sheet of original 1/72 line drawings, 35 colour and 97 b/w photos, type history and technical description, production overview, 3 pages colour camouflage profiles, colour poster, interior and undercarriage drawings etc, camouflage details, armament & equipment description.

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